When Stephanie Broersma’s husband admitted to a ten-year addiction to pornography and multiple extramarital affairs, she had a decision to make. Crushed, humiliated, hurt, and angry, she could have kicked him to the curb faster than he could say he was sorry. But something inside her wouldn’t let go of the man she loved. Something inside whispered peace and forgiveness and convinced her to give their marriage another chance. That something was the voice of the Holy Spirit, who provided the strength and courage Stephanie would need for the long days ahead.

The 2019 International Teen Talent festival earlier this month was a huge success and the leaders of the Church of God International Youth and Discipleship Department recently reflected on the results and reasons for the success.

In Yadkin County, North Carolina, the board of commissioners voted 5-to-0 to pass a resolution to be a safe place for unborn children.

This week, I’m hosting 16 guys in my home for a spiritual retreat. They are coming from nine states and one foreign country for three days of fellowship, teaching, prayer, hiking and Georgia barbecue. It will not be a one-way conversation. While I have some important advice to share, I’ll be listening more than talking.

Cleveland, TN–Andy Wattenbarger crossed the Conn Center stage on July 27, making him the first graduate of Lee University’s recently established online criminal justice program.

On August 4, nearly 400 people gathered from around the United States to participate in the Grand Opening Dedication of Stanton Healthcare’s flagship clinic in Meridian, Idaho.

As devastating water scarcity continues to ravage parts of South India, faith-based agency Gospel for Asia (GFA, www.gfa.org) has reported that “Jesus Wells” they help support are pumping lifesaving water for thousands of desperate families in the drought-stricken Chennai region.

Earlier this summer when the Arkansas River crested more than 40 feet out of its banks, towns all along the river were flooded. One such town was Moffett, Oklahoma where every structure was affected by the flood waters. Moffett School, serving pre-k through 8th grade, sustained significant damage.

If you were chased out of your home at gunpoint and had to live in a refugee camp, could you turn it into something good?